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PiDiP 0.12.9
by Yves Degoyon 18 Oct '03

18 Oct '03

hi, this one is an object for color-based shape/object tracking and i like it..... 0.12.9 : added pdp_shape : a shape recognition object (based on color, similar to color tracker ) added "fill" in pdp_pen ( on request from ben ) fixed pdp_ripple have fun!! sevy

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New Windows Installer Beta
by Hans-Christoph Steiner 15 Oct '03

15 Oct '03

I have just put together a reasonably complete Windows installer for Pd. It includes a lot of stuff from CVS, including most externals, Gem, PDDP, abstractions and tutorials. Give it a whirl and let me know how it goes. (It has an old build of the externals collection from CVS, so a lot of help files don't work when right-clicking.) http://www.pure-data.org/Members/hans Also, I made some attempts to make .pd files double-clickable. It opens Pd, but doesn't open the file. Any pointers would be appreciated. .hc zen \ \ \[D[D[D[D

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Pd 0.36 on IRIX
by Olaf Matthes 14 Oct '03

14 Oct '03

Hi list, I just wanted to announce something new for old machines: I've compiled Pd for IRIX 6.5 (based on the distribution from SÃ¸ren Bovbjerg) and added / changed some things: - Pd now supports the -realtime flag to run at higher priority. The priority is set to 192 (255 would be the maximum) because I didn't want to block the system too much. But that's still much better than a priority setting of 20. The same pd-watchdog technique is used as on Linux. - used GCC 3.3 to compile: Pd and all externals are compiled with GCC, so it's now possible to compile externals without having to purchase the MIPSpro compiler from SGI. CPU usage seems to be 2 or 3% higher compared to SÃ¸rens version (which was made using the MIPSpro compiler, I guess). Note: gcc compiled externals don't work with the MIPSpro version of Pd and the other way round... Requirements: SGI Workstation (I tested it on a single-CPU R12k Octane), IRIX 6.5 (might work with 6.4 but not earlier because thread scheduling was introduced in IRIX 6.4) Download: http://www.nullmedium.de/dev/irix/pd-0.36-irix6.5-gcc3.3.tar.gz (n32 binary, mips4) Olaf

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Events : Olhares de Outono 2003
by Luís Teixeira 14 Oct '03

14 Oct '03

Dear colleague, We apologize if you receive multiple copies of this. For more information please send an email to Alvaro Barbosa (abarbosa(a)porto.ucp.pt) Regards, luis http://www.artes.ucp.pt/olhares-outono/2003/EngSite/eng_index.htm schedule workshops 10 to 11 of November "Crash course" PD - Günter Geiger (10:00h - 12:00h and 14:30h - 17:30h) 12 to 13 of November Composing sound / Composing with sound - Ramón González Arroyo (10:00h - 12:00h and 14:30h - 17:30h) 14 of November Expressive Gesture - Antonio Camurri (10:00h 12:00h) conferences 14 of November Composing sound/ Composing with sound - Ramón González Arroyo (14:30h 16:00h) Musical instruments, sound objects, visual instruments - António Sousa Dias (16:00h 17:30h) Graphical Instruments in Sound Manipulation - Carlos Caires (17:30h 18:00h) 15 of November Expressive Gesture / Toward New Paradigms for Multimedia and Rich Media - Antonio Camurri (14:30h 16:00h) Sccaned V - Dance and Media Performance - Christian Ziegler (16:00h 17:30h) Digital Arts Lab Overview (Masters) - Michael Klein (17:30h 18:00h) Digital Arts Lab Overview - Luís Teixeira (18:00h 19:00h) conferences - FREE ACCESS events 14 of November (21: 30h) de la nuit - Ramón Arroyo and Ludger Bruemmer d MnStR - Ramón Arroyo Sccaned V - Christian Ziegler 15 of November (21: 30h) Utopies - António Sousa Dias Carlos Caires Fábio Gorodski Jacopo Baboni Shilingi Michele Tadini Ramón González- Arroyo Horacio Vaggione events - FREE ACCESS introduction Aiming to improve and consolidate, in an effective way, the primary mission of the original summer Workshops in the school of Arts from the Portuguese Catholic University, the new edition of Olhares de Outono brings a vast range of Workshops, Study-Journeys Conferences and Artistic Events, which will serve the purpose of pushing and stimulating the initiative and competence from the young community of Portuguese Researchers and Artist working in the field of Digital Arts. Following up the essence and perspective of previous editions, this year the specific scope of the Olhares de Outono will specifically focus the topic of an instrument, so that conferences, workshops and events will converge in to the discussion of a musical or visual instrument. The notion of an instrument, apparently leading to a perfectly integrated model with a clear role in the mediation different human activities, reveals it self in a perspective of decomposition of its complexity unveiling its unstable nature. The idea of an instrument becomes a synthesized concept based on subtracts of different origins, in the sense that an instrument is also an interface which articulates and correlates perception, representation, cognition, physiology, bionic, etc. In this context, by trying to profound, the conception, implementation and usage of instruments which synthesize different areas of knowledge, we will have the opportunity of getting in touch with perspectives which are the basis for cutting-edge research in the Digital Arts Domain. Besides the workshops, for which we rely on the presence of Professor Antonio Camurri and Ramon Gonzalez-Arroyo, we will also present several conferences from which we stress the presence of two young Portuguese researchers from one of the most prestigious research groups in the field of representation - CICM/ Paris 8 University. A new format of presentation will also be introduced this year, with the Study-Journey, where we will present the work developed over the last two years in the Atelier de Artes Digitais context, which will be introduced this year as a research group on the Citar_Lab. In an attempt to keep revealing to the general public the new tendencies in Digital Arts, we will two major events closing the Olhares de Outono, from which we highlight the event Utupias in collaboration with Orquestra Utópica.

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BEK Medialab in trouble plz help
by rat＠telecoma.net 12 Oct '03

12 Oct '03

hi, plz read further this is no spam :-). BEK medialab in Bergen Norway is in trouble (more info read down the mail) and needs support by signing their petition info at http://www.bek.no sign at http://www.bek.no/int/Demo/addEntry.html cheers erich ---------- Forwarded message ---------- Date: Sun, 12 Oct 2003 21:07:01 +0200 From: Trond Lossius <lossius(a)bek.no> Reply-To: piksel(a)bek.no To: piksel(a)bek.no Subject: Re: [piksel] call for action! URGENT - BEK: Call for support BEK - Bergen Centre for Electronic Arts might be forced to close down early next year due to lack of governmental support. For this reason we call for your support. If you believe that BEK should continue to exist, please express your support at our web page: http://www.bek.no or by sending a mail to demo(a)bek.no. HISTORY BEK - Bergen Centre of Electronic Arts, was found while Bergen, Norway, was one of 9 cultural cities of Europe 2000. The founding of BEK was part of a national strategy initiated by The Norwegian Council for Cultural Affairs to better working conditions for artists working within the field of new media arts in Norway. BEK is part of the Norwegian Production Network for Electronic Arts (www.pnek.no). So far The Norwegian Council for Cultural Affairs has provided most of the financial support for BEK. The Norwegian Council for Cultural Affairs is not permitted to support organizations for extended periods, and will not be able to support BEK in the future. For this reason, we've applied for Governmental support from 2004. The proposed National Budget does not include future support for BEK. For this reason we now fear that we will be forced to close down early next year. If so, we believe that one of the strongest current Norwegian voices on the international art scene will be silenced, causing a severe setback to artistic exchange between the art community in Norway and abroad. ACTIVITY AND INTERNATIONAL PROFILE BEK hosted the first international workshop dealing with Nato.0+55 in the summer of 2000, and has been profiled as a valuable resource for artists in Norway and abroad using live technologies such as Max, MSP, Nato.0+55, streaming technology, Keystroke/Keyworx, etc. The mailing list /55\ was established when Netochka Nezvanova was thrown of the Max-MSP mailing list. HC Gilje and Kurt Ralske of 242.pilots first met during the workshop at BEK. 242.pilots has toured the world as pioneers of real time based video performance, and the received the Image Award at Transmediale.03 International Media Art Festival in Berlin, February 2003. The development of "MøB", Linux GNU software for real-time video processing (mob.bek.no) has been a major project for the last two years. In November 2003 BEK will host an international conference and festival, Piksel, of artists/developers working with real-time video on Linux (www.piksel.no). Piksel will be a valuable opportunity to coordinate current development of real time video software for Linux around the world. The workshop was overbooked before we got the opportunity to do a call for participation. BEK has been an important part of the Bergen electronic music and electronica community. Torbjørn Brundtland of Röyksopp was doing civil service at BEK when Röyksopp hit the British pop charts in 2001. Underground artists such as Kaptein Kaliber, Jazzkammer, Alog and Phonophani have been collaborating with BEK at a number of projects. Pilota.fm started out as a net radio focusing on electronic and contemporary music. The Trollofon concerts on a vintage trolley bus has hosted artists such as Phonophani, Oval, Alog, Pita, Kim Hiortøy, Tujiko Noriko, Maja Ratkje, Massimo and Fennesz. The concerts are available for download as mp3 at Pilota.fm. The Pilota project also caused the Municipality of Bergen to continue supporting the use of trolley buses in Bergen two years ago. BEK also hosts another net radio focusing on the local music scene (www.radiofetthode.no) and the mailing list CsoundTekno. BEK has been affiliated with the most important Norwegian contemporary theatre companies, such as BAK-truppen (www.baktruppen.org) and Verdensteatret (www.verdensteatret.com). BEK has been involved in the production of a number of short movies. The short movie "Love is the Law" was presented as part of Semaine Internationale de la Critique at the Cannes Film Festival 2003 and received "Prix Canal + du Meilleur court métrage" and " Prix de la (Toute) Jeune Critique". This year BEK is hosting 6 artists and students from abroad, participating in the NIFCA Media Artist in Residence, Fulbright program, Leonardo da Vinci EU training programme and other exchange programmes. _______________________________________________ piksel mailing list piksel(a)bek.no http://plot.bek.no/mailman/listinfo/piksel

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NIME2 in NYC
by Hans-Christoph Steiner 10 Oct '03

10 Oct '03

The NIME2 (New Interfaces for Musical Expression) performance group is putting on two shows this month, one at the Frying Pan on Oct. 16th, the other on Oct. 17th at ITP at 6:30pm. NIME2 is a group of technically gifted musicians pushing the bounds of electronic music. Using audio-processing software on computers and stand-alone electronics, NIME2 members play uniquely designed instruments that blur the boundaries between mad science and musical performance. NIME2 was inspired by the NIME conference (http://www.nime.org ) as a creative companion to the academic conference. http://nime2.at.or.at :::[ call for performers ]::::::::::::::: NIME2 is looking for more members. If you have designed and built or are interested in designing your own musical (or video) instruments, please email info(a)nime2.at.or.at NIME2 will be performing Oct 16 and 17, so contact us ASAP. .hc

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[Fwd: PiDiP 0.12.8]
by Yves Degoyon 08 Oct '03

08 Oct '03

hi, 0.12.8 added pdp_pen : a free hand drawing object ( on request from patrick ) cheers, sevy

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k_cext v0.3.0
by Kjetil S. Matheussen 07 Oct '03

07 Oct '03

The k_cext PD external makes you able to program the programming language "C" directly within the PD objects. Changes 0.2.5 -> 0.3.0: -Added the k_cfunc object. k_cfunc is very similar to k_cext, but instead of being triggered by getting a bang or value on the first inlet, the k_cfunc-code is run when being called from another k_cfunc object or a k_cext object. In other words, its a c function object available for k_cext. It has been reported not to work with windows yet. But the problem is being worked on. See help-k_cfunk.pd, help-fibonacci.pd and help-gcd.pd for examples. -Added macros to sort integer and float arrays. Download from http://www.notam02.no/arkiv/src/pd/ --

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New beta version of MacOS X installer
by Hans-Christoph Steiner 03 Oct '03

03 Oct '03

I just put up a new version of the MacOS X installer, with a number of key changes and new features. If you have Pd already installed, be forewarned that this new installer installs Tcl/Tk 8.4.1 by default. If you don't want Tcl/Tk reinstalled, then click "Customize" in the "Installation Type" screen, and uncheck Tcl.pkg and Tk.pkg. http://www.pure-data.org/Members/hans - Many more help files are available by right-clicking (but many are still not ported to 0.37) - FLEXT is now included, along with pool and xsample - toxy (tot, tow, and widget) is now included - nqpoly included - working zexy - a first attempts at a /Applications double-clicker with file icon support (It looks like a folder, but if you double-click it, it launches Pd) I have been compiling and testing this on MacOS X 10.2.8. There is a chance that it won't work on < 10.2. Let me know if you get it working on 10.0 or 10.1. .hc http://at.or.at/hans/

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pd 0.37 test 10 released
by Miller Puckette 02 Oct '03

02 Oct '03

Hi all, the tenth test version of PD 0.37 is out. It looks pretty stable now. new stuff: I'm moving the MSWindows version to a self-extracting archive format... if you have suggestions or complaints I'd like to hear them... also, if you prefer just having the plain zip files around I'd like to hear that, since I'm thinking of going over to just using the self-extracting form. I've finally stuck in Thomas Grill's new "quit" and thread-safety stuff. I haven't moved on his other edits (array update sensing, and something else) because I wasn't sure the right way to support them. The bad type conversions in the IEM GUIs that made some compilers complain should be fixed. finally, audio latency from portaudio should be 5 msec or so better. I believe I'm getting about 20 msec through-delay on a MSWindoes machine using ASIO now. I haven't tested this in Mac yet. (of course, linux is still by far the best in this respect.) The "makefilename" object has a "set" message -- you can use it to gang makefilenames to do multiple substitutions, if you _really_ want to do that. cheers Miller

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